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Do IT Smart: Seven Rules for Superior Information Technology Performance

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Since I'm majoring in Information Resources Management, this book has tremendous impact on how to manage information effeciently and effectively. The seven rules illustrated in the book gave a clear picture on how to be an "IT Star". The core message of the book contains in the first part of the book. This is where the author explained the general overview of what the book is all about. By reading the first part of the book, readers will understand the concepts and approaches that are used in other parts of the book. For instance, what distiguishes IT Stars and IT Laggards and why IT Laggards always failed in obtaining their corporate goals. For future IT managers I would highyly recommend this book to be read for superior IT performance.

the "Jewel" in the Rough!
the "Magic Pill"
the "Formula for Future Success"
the "Process Improvement Champion"
the "Return-on-Investment Campion"
HIGHEST IMPROVEMENT POTENTIAL in "PRODUCTIVITY GAIN" IN MANUFACTURING OR BUSINESS BY INFORMATION EXCHANGE IN THE BETTERMENT OF SAVING TIME & MONEY IN OUR PURSUIT FOR PROFITS.
>>> leaving us just to measuring those PROFITS!
"HUMAN-CENTRIC INFORMATION" and not "computer-centric"
A must read! to ALL Business
>>> to the Manufacturing audience - reminding us of C.I.M.
by: TED Morawiec, a Process Improvement Consultant